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Step 7: Set Dual Disk Configuration
Fault Tolerant Server series secures data by setting dual disk configuration using “RDR (Rapid Disk
Resync) function.” Be sure to make dual disk settings by referring to the procedure.
IMPORTANT:
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Set dual disk configuration by the RDR (Rapid Disk Resync) function. If you want to use
other disk management tool (e.g. VERITAS Storage Foundation), install it after “Step 13:
Make Settings for Failure Management.” If you perform this operation with a tool other
than the RDR (Rapid Disk Resync), a mirror synchronization gap may occur when the
system is rebooted.
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CPU/IO module has a processor function part and IO function part, and monitors and
manages each part. The IO function part is referred to as PCI module in this section.
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HDDs mounted to built-in slots need to be duplexed. Refer to “Setting Dual Disk
Configuration by RDR (Rapid Disk Resync) function” and duplex the HDDs in each slot.
Setting Dual Disk Configuration by RDR (Rapid Disk Resync)
function
This device sets dual configuration for each disk by the RDR function of the ft server control
software.
By setting RDR, as the following figure and table show, dual configuration is set between the disks
of the corresponding slots, and these disks are recognized as one virtual disk by Windows (such as
Disk Management and Device Manager).
Corresponding slot
PCI module 0 Slot 1 Ù PCI module 1 Slot 1
PCI module 0 Slot 2 Ù PCI module 1 Slot 2
PCI module 0 Slot 3 Ù PCI module 1 Slot 3
* In the table above, PCI module names correspond as follows:
PCI module (for CPU/IO module 0) - PCI module 0
PCI module (for CPU/IO module 1) - PCI module 1
Slot 3
Slot 2
Slot 3
Slot 2
Slot 1
Slot 1
HDD slots that correspond to mirroring